My Reviews

Story and exploration are enjoyable, as is the character depth and team synergy. Easier to get into than other Owlcat games, but still deep enough to keep me going. Fantastic controls on console. Pros: Great console controls, Great world building Cons: Isometric camera not as well implemented as similar games

Exploration, artwork, and combat are superb. Story lacks a bit, and it quickly becomes a bit on the easy side of things, making the aforementioned combat a bit of a faceroll later on. Perhaps because I'm a completions and overleveled for where I'm at. Really wish enemies scaled better with

Bethesda still cannot write good stories, nor create any verisimilitude in their worlds. The game has some great technical systems in place like ship customization and combat, decent gunplay, and semi-respectable outpost building. But there just isn't much exigency to any of it. Lots of exploration, but process of exploration done poorly,

Vapid story that does not allow very much roleplay at all. It's more of an action/adventure with a poor illusion of choice and no impact on the game world. Combat quickly becomes repetitive and onerous. The writing injects far too much real world social commentary, detracting from the already small